I'm trying to translate the following Ferrari colors:
1) Verde Tenue Metallizzato
2) Testa di Moro
3) Bruciato
I tried Babelfish and got:
1) Tenous Green Metallic![]()
2) Moor Head
3) Burnt
Thanks for any help.
Ron
I'm trying to translate the following Ferrari colors:
1) Verde Tenue Metallizzato
2) Testa di Moro
3) Bruciato
I tried Babelfish and got:
1) Tenous Green Metallic![]()
2) Moor Head
3) Burnt
Thanks for any help.
Ron
I think this is what they mean: 1. Light or subtle green metallic2. dark or black head 3. means burnt like you have it. could mean slang for burnt out. could refer to flaming or burning but the word is different. hope this helps- Gary
P.S. What is the context or usage of these words? #2. [I]Testarossa[/I]means "red head" but the heads weren't red they painted the cam covers red, so I'm guessing testa di moro means black cam covers. 3. maybe something like charcoal gray in English
Last edited by 46SuperDeluxe; 07-26-09 at 02:57 PM. Reason: had a second thought
Another thought occurred to me about Testa di Moro. In the same way that Testa Rossa means "red head" or red [I]haired[/I](those crazy Italians are always using sexy feminine references toward their sportscars), Testa(feminine) di Moro (dark or black head)= "Brunette" or "Raven haired," some shade of dark brown to black. Those classes in Renaissance Italian art history and introduction to [I]Italian[/I] nearly 40 years ago are finally paying off! Sorry Ron, maybe someone that can actually speak [I]Italiano[/I] can help you, as for me, I'm just an old fossil with a foggy memory around here and should just keep to myself- Gary![]()
I like a challenge, so here is what I discovered.
Testa di Moro is the same as "marrone" or Dark Brown.
Verde tenue is Metallicsilver with a hint of green.
Ferrari Colors
Mouppe.
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